Miller's Surplus - Tucson, Arizona

Miller's Surplus is a well-renowned store located at 406 N 6th Ave, Tucson, AZ 85705, United States. This store is easily accessible by phone at 520-622-4777 and through their website millerssurplusstore.com. The store specializes in a variety of goods, including surplus items, army and navy surplus, camping equipment, clothing, outerwear, shoes, sporting goods, and work clothes. Miller's Surplus also offers a range of additional services, such as delivery, same-day delivery, and wheelchair accessibility, including a wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance. This company is highly regarded and has received 1883 reviews on Google My Business, with an average rating of 4.6/5.

Specialties

• Surplus store
• Army & navy surplus shop
• Camping store
• Clothing store
• Outerwear store
• Shoe store
• Sporting goods store
• Work clothes store

Other Points of Interest

• Delivery
• Same-day delivery
• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance
• Quick visit
• Credit cards
• Debit cards
• NFC mobile payments

Opinions

Miller's Surplus has received widespread praise for their extensive selection and competitive prices. Customers have noted that the store carries a wide variety of products, making it a one-stop-shop for many outdoor and work-related needs. The staff has also been commended for their helpfulness and friendly demeanor. Many customers have expressed their appreciation for supporting the store, particularly those in the military or law enforcement communities who value their specialized gear offerings.

👍 Reviews of Miller's Surplus

GRIZZLY W. G.

5/5

Super awesome store prices are reasonable staff are very cool. If there is military or police gear type stuff you are looking for they might have it. They have a bunch of camping gear, boots, pants, paracord, duty belts, pouches for belts, holsters, knives and all sorts of other stuff. When I was a Captain in the penal system I was able to get collar bar insignia for my uniforms. It's a great place and I love supporting them.

Caleb B.

5/5

Definitely a great place to go for all of your military, camping, and work gear. Or if you're searching for some old unit memorabilia patches/pins/ or even some old uniforms.

Ray S.

5/5

Whenever I’m in Tucson I have to stop in at Miller’s. I was traveling with a backpack and didn’t have room for anything that took up much space. It nice that they have a seamstress again.

Antics I. D.

5/5

This place is amazing!
I moved from L.A. to Tucson a couple of years ago. I always loved going to Army surplus stores in L.A. and finding all kinds of cool things from knives to durable socks. This place has everything and it's the biggest one I've seen. I needed some new work clothes, (construction), and I wasn't disappointed. I got new boots, pants, sweatshirt and a jacket. The staff is very helpful and the guy who helped me with my boots was very informative. I was there with my wife and little babygirl and the store was about to close. I told my wife that I need to go back there when I have at least two hours to look around. Thank you Millers!

Adam F.

5/5

Millers surplus is the best. I’ve been buying my military style work boots there for years. I’ve also made other purchases of military equipment there. They also have lots of work clothing and FR clothing. The owner ( Don) is a World War II veteran who works at the store every single day. It’s a pleasure and honor to converse with him.Don has run that business since 1951.The employees are very friendly and helpful as well. Go to Miller’s surplus and support local business and support veterans.

botonespk G. (.

4/5

Lots of camping gear and survival equipment. Best place for all those end of the world needs.

Robert W.

5/5

Great place for military surplus. It was amazing. I'll be returning for a winter jacket. Great selection for work boots. Friendly and helpful staff! 10/ 10 will go again and recommend for camping gear.

GambitGoon

5/5

I've been there a couple times for a pair of pants. The seamstress is extremely knowledgeable, she took one look at me and knew my exact size. They even so free hem trims with the purchase of the pants. Bought a nice knife too. I'm a bigger guy so I couldn't remember my size since my last pair of pants I bought here was 5 years ago. That's how long they lasted before they ripped. About 40 to 65 dollars for pants. But like I said. Lasted me 6 years of outside work, inside work, hiking, camping, driving jobs. They had a really nice jacket as well, Will be returning for that.